CÓMO LLEGAR
La puerta de entrada es Villa Cerro Castillo por la Carretera Austral (Ruta 7). Accedes a los sectores Las Horquetas y Estero Parada por accesos habilitados por el concesionario. Si vuelas, el aeropuerto más cercano es Balmaceda.
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- National
- $26,250
- Foreigners
- $29,750
- Others
- $8,750
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Experience two unforgettable days in Cerro Castillo National Park.
Explore its marked trails, Patagonian forests, and scenic viewpoints overlooking glaciers and majestic mountain peaks.
If your visit is between May and October, please check our Winter Protocol.
Please note: With this ticket, you can stay overnight at one of the Park’s campsites or access our trails on two different days.
Estero Parada:
Daily entry: 08:00–11:00
Camping entry: 08:00–15:00
Mirador Laguna:
Daily entry: 08:00–12:00
Camping entry: 08:00–15:00
OTROS
- Niños menores de 12 años
- Adultos mayores
- Personas con discapacidad
- Guías sernatur
*Esta información se corroborara al momento de ingresar
Qué incluye / Qué no incluye
Incluye: “Acceso al parque por 2 días, uso de senderos habilitados, control en portería, campings.”
No incluye: “Guías, transporte, alimentación, seguros.”
Requisitos de acceso
Lleva tu comprobante/QR y documento de identidad. Si compras ‘Otros’, trae respaldo del beneficio (Documento de identidad, credencial de discapacidad, Registro de guía en Sernatur)
Before your visit
What you need to know
Entry hours
- Estero Parada
- 08:00 to 11:00
- Mirador Laguna
- 08:00 to 12:00
- If you are camping
- until 15:00
- Latest time to start descending
- 15:00
There is almost no signal in the park. Open your tickets and save them on your phone before you set off.
What to bring
Patagonian weather changes in minutes.
- Clothing: Thermal layers, fleece, waterproof jacket and trousers, hiking boots.
- For camping: Four-season tent, sleeping bag rated to 0 °C, sleeping pad and headlamp.
- Backpack: 35 to 50 litres, with 2 to 3 litres of water or a filter, and energy food.
- Weather: Windbreaker, gloves, hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
- Safety: First-aid kit, offline map or GPS, whistle and your medication.
Hantavirus prevention
- Sleep only at official campsites, inside a closed tent.
- Keep food in sealed containers and leave no scraps.
- Do not enter closed shelters or places that are not open to visitors.
- If you get a fever or muscle aches after your visit, see a doctor and mention you were in the park.
In the park
- Show your QR code at the Las Horquetas, Mirador Laguna or Estero Parada access.
- Stay on official trails and campsites.
- Take your rubbish back with you: there are no bins.
- No fires and no smoking.
- Watch wildlife from a distance and never feed it.
- No pets or other animals.
- Keep quiet at night on trails and at campsites.
Hantavirus prevention
Wild rodents are part of the ecosystem, but some of their droppings and urine can transmit hantavirus. How you behave is key to reducing the risk during your visit.
During your visit
- Use official campsites and designated areas.
- Pitch your tent in open, clear spots.
- Keep your campsite clean and tidy.
- Stay on the trail.
- Do not enter closed areas or unofficial shelters.
- Do not disturb nests, burrows or vegetation.
Food and rubbish
- Store food in sealed bags or containers.
- Cook and eat away from your tent if possible.
- Take all your rubbish with you, food scraps included.
- Do not bury rubbish or food scraps.
- Do not leave food out.
- Do not feed wildlife.
Toilets and shared areas
- Use only official toilets.
- Air out toilets and enclosed spaces before going in.
- Avoid sitting or putting your backpack on the ground.
- Do not enter places that look abandoned.
Hygiene and cleanliness
- Keep food and utensils clean and stored away.
- Keep yourself and the area clean.
- Do not eat wild berries.
Safe water
- Drink bottled or boiled water.
- Do not leave bottles or utensils out at camp.
If you have symptoms
- Fever.
- Muscle aches.
- Difficulty breathing.
- Go to a health centre.
Your behaviour matters: looking after yourself also protects this place.
ZONAS DE CAMPING
Nuestros sitios de camping ofrecen servicios esenciales necesarios para permanecer en el parque, siempre con el objetivo de crear infraestructura en armonía con la naturaleza.
Visitor code of conduct
Help us protect Cerro Castillo National Park. Follow these simple rules and enjoy your visit with as little impact as possible.
- Always check in at the entrance booths (Las Horquetas / Porteadores).
- Use only official trails and campsites to avoid erosion and risks.
- There are no bins: everything you bring in leaves with you (bring a rubbish bag).
- Campfires and smoking are prohibited in the park.
- Respect wildlife: watch from a distance and never feed or approach animals.
- No pets or livestock.
- Flying drones is prohibited in the park.
- Do not swim in rivers, lakes or lagoons.
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Entry and exit times
- Day entry: 08:00 to 11:00 via Estero Parada, until 12:00 via Mirador Laguna.
- Entry for camping: Until 15:00 on the Estero Parada and Mirador Laguna trails.
- Descent: 15:00 is the latest time to start descending on all trails.
- Keep noise down on trails and at campsites; respect quiet hours at night.
Remember: the weather changes quickly. If in doubt, ask the park rangers at the information booths.